Fawcett publication: ‘Seeing Double’
29 April 2008
In March 2008, Fawcett published a collection of essays on the needs of ethnic minority women called ‘Seeing Double: race and gender in ethnic minority women’s lives’.
In March 2008, Fawcett published a collection of essays on the needs of ethnic minority women called ‘Seeing Double: race and gender in ethnic minority women’s lives’.
‘Making the Grade 2007’ from End Violence Against Women (EVAW) is the third annual assessment of what Government Departments are doing to tackle violence against women.
Stonewall’s 2008 report ‘Serves You Right: Lesbian and gay people’s expectations of discrimination’ shows that many lesbian and gay people still expect discrimination in their everyday lives.
In February 2008, the Government published its response to the Commission on Integration and Cohesion’s final report ‘Our Shared Future’.
The Citizens Advice report ‘Another Year On’ investigates the impact and unforeseen consequences of the Civil Partnership Act 2005.
Stonewall’s report, ‘Being the gay one: Experiences of lesbian, gay and bisexual people working in the health and social care sector’, was published on 15 June 2007.
The final report from the Commission on Integration and Cohesion was published on 14 June 2007.
In May 2007, EDF produced a summary paper about how the relationship between the CEHR and the voluntary and community sector could most productively develop.
In June 2007, the End Violence Against Women campaign published a report ‘From the Outset: Why violence should be a priority for the Commission for Equality and Human Rights’.
In 2007, Stonewall published a report ‘Living together. British attitudes to lesbian and gay people’.